In a few minutes I will post the last post this blog will see for about a year. I have recently been asked to write a history of education curriculum for an online publisher that will take every spare moment to complete by the publisher’s deadline. I love writing the reviews on this blog, but they do take up a lot of time. My apologies to my many faithful readers for this break in programming. I’ll be back in July of 2011 though, and by then I’m sure there will be a lot of new homeschooling research for me to note!
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Too bad! I enjoyed reading your reviews. Good luck with the curriculum.
Rats! I’m delighted you have a new project to work on, but I will really miss your work here.
I will miss you!
Have you considered having guest bloggers keep your blog up for you for the next year? I’m sure there would be several people who would be happy to write a post on some bit of homeschooling research as it comes up and send it to you and you could just put it on the blog with them as the author.
That’s a great idea. I’ll make a post about that and if anyone does send me anything, I’ll put it up.
For what it’s worth, I was so grateful to have found your blog – especially at a time by which I had grown tired of (what I’ve come to think of as) “homeschool apologetics.” What you do here is both unique and valuable. In fact, I just channeled Brian Ray and he says he’ll miss your blog posts, too! 😉
That said, I wish you the best of luck in your new endeavor. 🙂